The chief in­ves­ti­ga­tor with the Air­craft Ac­ci­dent In­ves­ti­ga­tion Au­thor­i­ty (AA­IA) of The Ba­hamas, Kendall I. Dorsett Jr., con­firmed Tues­day that they are still gath­er­ing da­ta re­gard­ing last Fri­day’s plane crash that claimed the lives of all 10 peo­ple on board.

“It is very, it is very, too much ear­ly in the in­ves­ti­ga­tion. You’re look­ing at just four days af­ter the ac­ci­dent. So the on­ly thing that we have done, we call this the on-scene gath­er­ing of in­for­ma­tion phase.

“And so ba­si­cal­ly we are just gath­er­ing da­ta at this time. Like I said in the be­gin­ning, at this time, we can­not pro­vide any find­ings, con­clu­sion, analy­sis of prob­a­ble cause. That’s at the end of the process, we are able to present that with­in the 12 month time,” Dorsett told a news brief­ing.